Questions about Pets Seeing Ghosts or Spirits?

If you have questions about whether dogs, cats and horses can see ghosts or spirits - they can!  Read more in my book "Pets and the Afterlife" by Rob Gutro - http://tinyurl.com/nm3w29m  

Meet Milo! A lovable 11 yr old red Dachshund available for adoption through CCDR

Since I gave a talk this past weekend about Pets and the Afterlife, I wanted to share info about an adoptable dog that I helped rescue last weekend  through Coast to Coast Dachshund Rescue.

Meet Milo!   A week ago Sunday, we were the last in the transport leg for two senior Dachshunds who were brought into the rescue (from a divorced home). Now you can "Meet" them- through this biography, photos and video I put together to help get them adopted.

Milo is a lovable (and overweight), red long-haired dachshund. He isadoptable thru c2cdr.org. he's on line now.  
 

MEET MILO

Hi I'm Milo!  I'm a senior male dog with a super-sweet personality. I'm a very docile red long-haired (mostly my tail) dachshund registered with the American Canine Association. I LOVE to take life easy. Life is a gift, and I'm a mellow guy. In fact, I'm cuddler and will come up to you and sit on your lap if you're sitting on the floor.

Sadly, I'm a victim of a divorce (like my brother Max, an 11 year old black and tan doxie also up for adoption) where my human parents split and I was placed in a foster home.

I really need to be in a home with another dog. I grew up with Max and am not happy unless I have another dog around.

I LOVE food.. I mean I really love food.  I confess I've eaten some of my brother's food, so I'm about 24 pounds. I need to lose weight and working on it. I'm neutered, heartworm negative and up to date on all vaccinations through March 2016! My teeth are in good shape and I'm healthy except for the weight thing, but we all like treats. I take heartworm and flea preventative on the 21st of each month.

I'm a happy guy who loves slow walks!

I normally eat twice a day, around 7 am and 6 p.m. Before bedtime, if you get out a milk bone I will stop whatever he's doing to jump into my bed. Then, if you partially cover the crate with a blanket, it makes me feel secure so I can sleep through the night.  

I don't mind taking a bath, and getting my nails trimmed is no big deal (although a lot of dachshunds don't like it). That's how easy going I am! 

I came into the rescue on Aug. 2, 2015 with my 11 year old brother Max (and we grew up together, so if you're looking for a pair of sweet seniors, we would love to be adopted together).

Milo is adoptable at Coast to Coast Dachshund Rescue for an adoption fee of $150. For information go to: c2cdr.org. The adoption fee helps reimburse the rescue for all the up-front medical costs, vaccines, spay/neutering, etc. that are done to get dogs healthy and adoption ready. Contact April at aprilmlindsey@yahoo.com Coast-to-Coast Dachshund Rescue (www.c2cdr.org), Maryland Representative

MILO'S Video: https://youtu.be/V7eKVJwls6k

 

Meet Max: A Senior (11 yr) old Dachshund up for Adoption through CCDR

Met Max!

I wanted to highlight my own Foster dog who is available for adoption through Coast to Coast Dachshund rescue.

Last  Sunday, we were the last in the transport leg for two senior Dachshunds who were  brought into the rescue (from a divorced home). Now you can "Meet" them- through this biography, photos and video I put together to help get them adopted.

Milo (his brother - the red dachshund pictured with him) went to another foster home.  

   11 yr old Max relaxed and has fit in with our 3 canine kids. He is adoptable thru c2cdr.org. he's on line now. 

MEET MAX!

Max Relax

Hi I'm Max!  I'm an active, happy 11 year old neutered male black and tan longhaired Dachshund looking for a forever home. I'm 18 pounds of fun and I come with a Pedigree! How cool.

I really need to be in a home with another dog. I grew up with Max and am not happy unless I have another dog around.

I love, love, love squeaky toys, rope toys, walks, chasing balls in the backyard and I love to cuddle. I'm okay with kids. I'm neutered, heartworm negative and up to date on all vaccinations through March 2016! My teeth are in good shape and I'm healthy except for the weight thing, but we all like treats.

I do have a heart murmur, so brushing my teeth to keep them clean is essential.  That doesn't stop me from bringing my tennis ball to you for lots of play, daily!

 I take heartworm and flea preventative on the 21st of each month.

My birthday is February 6, 2004.

Sadly, I'm a victim of a divorce (like my brother Milo, an 11 year old red doxie also up for adoption) where my human parents split and I was placed in a foster home.

I normally eat twice a day, around 7 am and 6 p.m. Before bedtime, if you get out a milk bone I will stop whatever he's doing to jump into my bed. Then, if you partially cover the crate with a blanket, it makes me feel secure so I can sleep through the night. 

I came into the rescue on Aug. 2, 2015 with my brother Milo (and we grew up together, so if you're looking for a pair of sweet seniors, we would love to be adopted together).

Max is adoptable at Coast to Coast Dachshund Rescue (www.c2cdr.org) for an adoption fee of $150. For information go to: c2cdr.org. The adoption fee helps reimburse the rescue for all the up-front medical costs, vaccines, spay/neutering, etc. that are done to get dogs healthy and adoption ready. Contact Rob @ rgutro@hotmail.com Coast-to-Coast Dachshund Rescue, Maryland Representative

MAX'S Video:  https://youtu.be/rtdq76jMHsg

In the news! Dog-gone fun at Save-A-Stray fundraiser!

Dog-gone fun at Save-A-Stray fundraiser

Rob Gutro considers himself a superhero. He doesn’t stop runaway trains, or leap skyscrapers. He doesn’t even wear a bodysuit.
But if he did, it would probably have a paw print on the chest.
Gutro is an author, medium and paranormal investigator who helps people recognize communication from their loved ones who have died — especially loved ones of the four-legged and furry variety.

Rob and his dog Tyler

“I’m a big superhero fan, a big comic book fan and I look at it (my ability) as a superpower because I have an ability most people don’t have and I’m able to provide proof and comfort to people,” Gutro said. “I think that’s a pretty cool gift.”
Gutro is a special guest at a fundraiser Saturday for Adirondack Save-A-Stray, a Corinth animal shelter that finds homes for about 1,500 animals a year.

“He was at the event last year and hit so many people right on with really telling them things about their animals, about their life,” said Meredith Fiel, founder of Adirondack Save-A-Stray.
“The people he read were blown away, they just walked away with their eyes glazed and their mouths open,” she said.
Gutro discovered he could communicate with ghosts and spirits when he was 13 and his grandfather appeared to him — six months after his death.
He told his mother, who wasn’t surprised. Turns out, his grandfather, mother and a cousin all had the ability.
“I found out she had same ability, but never used it,” he said. “She was afraid of dead people and sometimes, there are days I’d rather just talk to dead people.”
Gutro said he doesn’t use his ability to get rich. By day, he’s a meteorologist in Maryland, and author of three books, “Ghosts and Spirits,” “Lessons Learned from Talking to the Dead” and “Pets in the Afterlife.”
He wrote the books, he said, “to give people understanding and comfort and learn to recognize signs people and pets from our past give to us all the time.”
Being able to identify those experiences is what he will focus on Saturday night at the Save-A-Stray Benefit.
The evening, which will be held on the ninth floor of The Towers, also includes presentations by dog trainer Dan Rossignol, who will appear with his Rottweilers; reiki and animal communicator Nancy Clifford; and wildlife rehabilitators John and Diane Hime.
While Save-A-Stray helps all kinds of pets, this year’s focus, Fiel said, is on kittens and cats.
“We have a bad problem with kittens and cats because people think they can throw them out and that they can fend for themselves,” she said.
“We’re really trying to make a difference in spaying and neutering and finding forever homes for these cats.”
 If you go

Adirondack Save-A-Stray hosts an evening of spiritual expression, communication and psychic experiences at 5:30 p.m. Saturday on the ninth floor of The Towers, 333 Glen St., Glens Falls.
The event, a fundraiser for Save-A-Stray, includes cocktails, entertainment, dinner, exhibits, a dessert buffet, a silent auction and special guests author, medium and paranormal investigator Rob Gutro; dog trainer and behavior consultant Dan Rossignol; and reiki and animal communicator Nancy Clifford.
Tickets to the event are $30 in advance or $35 at the door. They can be purchased at Save-A-Stray and at locations throughout the area. For more information, call 654-6220.

Rhonda Triller is features editor at The Post-Star. She can be reached via email at rtriller@poststar.com.

Q&A: What Causes Ghostly Soldiers to March Across a Road when Cars are Coming?

A winding wooded road

On  a recent trip, I learned about GHOSTLY SOLDIERS  who march across a heavily wooded roadway in a place called "Brennen's Glen," located between the town of Trulee and Farranfore, Ireland.

 

    I learned that stretch of road had a lot of single car fatalities. Over the last 60 years many accidents occurred, and the people who survived all had the same story: They saw a band of soldiers marching across the road as the drivers tried to swerve to avoid them. There were a lot of cars that apparently went off the road and crashed into trees.

   No one has any idea who the soldiers are or why they were marching on that particular road. I couldn't find anything on the internet about soldiers on the Dingle Peninsula or hauntings there that involve soldiers.

Q:    When I told my friend Anne Marie about them she asked: Do you think this is residual energy just repeating itself over and over, or intelligent hauntings causing people to crash their cars?

A:  Those soldiers are just residual haunts. They are an emotional thumbprint of a

traumatic/emotional event (for most of the soldiers I would imagine) and it happens over

and over.

  The reason they appear when people are driving, is that on a dark, backwoods, winding road, when people are driving in the dark, they have anxiety, even fear.

  Because the soliders are a residual energy and its Earth-bound energy, negative emotions like fear, anxiety, etc. that energy "powers up" the residual energy causing it to reappear!  

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QUESTIONS ABOUT GHOSTS OR SPIRITS? - You can check out my book "Lessons Learned From Talking to the Dead" by Rob Gutro- I've written it to address all the questions you can think of about the afterlife, and I use examples of messages I've received from both Earth-bound ghosts and spirits who have crossed over.  Paperback and E-Book: CLICK TO READ BOOK SUMMARY 

This Saturday! Join me in Upstate NY for Adirondack Save a Stray Rescue Fundraiser!

This Saturday - if you live in the upstate NY area I'll be talking about how pets communicate from the other side - at the Adirondack Save-A-Stray​  #Rescue  fundraising event!  
*** There are still some tickets available! Call 518-654-6220. ****
It's my 2nd year- and the dinner and raffles are AMAZING. I join 2 other great speakers: Nancy, an Animal Communicator and Reiki master will present as will Dan, a professional dog trainer. (I'm looking forward to getting some tips from him for our dogs). 
It's in Glens Falls, NY, near Saratoga Springs, and 1 hr north of Albany! 
Proceeds Benefit the RESCUE!!!

Enjoy "Bear With Me" Paranormal Experiences in Gettysburg (7 Min. video blog)

My Friend "Bear" Elliott" has a great VLOG show- and he's also a paranormal investigator. - Check out his latest  7 minute Video blog about his ghostly adventures in Gettysburg! -

When you are a Paranormal Investigator, you will make it a point to vacation in the most active ghost areas. At least, that's the case with me and my friends. Colonial and Civil War battlefields are a hot spot for paranormal happenings. Here are a couple vacation musts for every Ghost Hunter.

VIDEO: https://youtu.be/RduyZJbH4dE